Jul 24, 2026 · 2 hr 14 min · 12 segments
Sleep deprived and just wanting to rest, Fitz finds a strange woman named Jek in Lord Golden's room. She calls Lord Golden by a strange name and makes assumptions about their relationship with no…
Well, the beginning of this chapter, the epigraph is...
A translation by Chade of Captain Slyke's rebuttal of his execution verdict.
It is translated from Chalcedonian, from the Chalcedonian, I guess.
So they have their own writing script, which is interesting to kind of note as well.
But this is a captain that was part of the Bingtown conflict and is similarly being executed because of cowardice based on an assistant's report who was not even there.
Yes.
Also, really interestingly, we get a look at Chalced's belief system.
Yes.
Or their religion.
And that is that they believe in people called God-born.
God is capital G.
And that they are the people who give sort of the judgments, it seems.
Yes.
Right.
Yeah.
And there's not much more spoken of them just in the phrase, I have always accepted the will of the God born.
I am no coward.
Basically, this is my fate for me.
I will accept it as it comes.
Right.
And it's not referring to the Duke or anything like that.
No.
Somebody completely different.
Also, I guess I just assumed...
Well, the beginning of this chapter, the epigraph is...
A translation by Chade of Captain Slyke's rebuttal of his execution verdict.
It is translated from Chalcedonian, from the Chalcedonian, I guess.
So they have their own writing script, which is interesting to kind of note as well.
But this is a captain that was part of the Bingtown conflict and is similarly being executed because of cowardice based on an assistant's report who was not even there.
Yes.
Also, really interestingly, we get a look at Chalced's belief system.
Yes.
Or their religion.
And that is that they believe in people called God-born.
God is capital G.
And that they are the people who give sort of the judgments, it seems.
Yes.
Right.
Yeah.
And there's not much more spoken of them just in the phrase, I have always accepted the will of the God born.
I am no coward.
Basically, this is my fate for me.
I will accept it as it comes.
Right.
And it's not referring to the Duke or anything like that.
No.
Somebody completely different.
Also, I guess I just assumed...
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